August PR

Touchdown for The Well Bay Harbor Islands! As exclusively reported in Bloomberg, "The seven-time Super Bowl champion, Tom Brady, will move his family office TEB Capital Management to a new health-focused development in the wealthy Miami-area enclave of Bay Harbor. Along with a five-story office building, the U-shaped complex includes 66 condo units, shops and a spa managed by New York club The Well."

Touchdown for The Well Bay Harbor Islands! As exclusively reported in Bloomberg, "The seven-time Super Bowl champion, Tom Brady, will move his family office TEB Capital Management to a new health-focused development in the wealthy Miami-area enclave of Bay Harbor. Along with a five-story office building, the U-shaped complex includes 66 condo units, shops and a spa managed by New York club The Well."

There is still time to register for a tour of The Huron with Untapped New York!

We are thrilled to share exciting news about our client, Oak Row Equities, a vertically integrated private equity and real estate development company with over four million square feet of development in South Florida totaling $1.6 billion. The growing firm recently announced the acquisition of 49 NW 5th Street in Downtown Miami. First & Fifth, a brand new luxury multifamily tower, will rise across from MiamiCentral Station – the hub of all four major train systems in South Florida. The location features a rare perfect transit score of 100. Globally esteemed architecture firm ODP is designing a spectacular tower to pay homage to Miami’s turn-of-the-century Venetian architecture while offering an extensive package of modern amenities for renters. Read more in Florida of Tomorrow:

Big news for NYC retail and fashion reported in Bisnow! “Located across the street from Chanel, this Jacquemus lease signifies more than just another storefront — it represents a transformative moment for the block and SoHo,” Charnas said in a statement. “The exponential increase in adjacent landlords' asking rents, which we call the 'Jacquemus Effect,' underscores the significance of this lease in catalyzing positive change and rejuvenating the retail landscape.” https://lnkd.in/e6YfqNyc

Check out a fantastic piece in the Financial Times featuring Quadrum Global's notable new development The Huron + SERHANT. The Huron continues to experience rapid sales velocity and closings are imminent! . . . In recent years, Greenpoint’s growing reputation as a residential destination has brought changes. A new selection of restaurants, bars and cafés have sprung up along Franklin Street and Manhattan Avenue, and several higher-profile galleries have arrived in the area. For those seeking a home to own, Greenpoint offers a cheaper alternative both to Williamsburg and Manhattan. The average sale price of a home in Greenpoint last year was $1,221 per sq ft, compared with $1,416 per sq ft in Williamsburg and $1,486 in Manhattan, according to SERHANT.